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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1958
Page
2
A compact column by Lloyd E. Hensen reviews recent newspaper items and oddities found in the press room. The piece reflects a newsroom voice, noting quirks, patterns, and notable phrases from various papers.
A traveller near death finds courage as a bugle note awakens childhood hymns. The music inspires prayer and faith, leading to salvation and praise. The piece urges sharing songs and whistles to reach souls for Heaven. It highlights Wesley's hymns, gospel talent, and divine impact.
Democratic delegates from Saline include Kenneth H. Rogers E Fisher Glen Clark Sr and Frank Deere with ward 1 and ward 2 listings. Republican delegates from Saline include Henry Leutheuser Roy Rogers and John Buck with ward 1 and ward 2 names among others.
Senator Potter warns of extortion murder and theft by union bosses revealed by the Senate rackets committee. He cites labor reforms stalled in the House and urges action. He also highlights leaks of strategic materials to the Soviet bloc and proposes investigations, plus a note on rural postal expansion and youth road safety efforts in Michigan.
Michigan State Highway Department lists 848 high accident spots and names the Ten Most Hazardous Intersections led by U S 1122 M 60 by pass near Niles with 25 accidents and 55 casualties in 1957. other sites include US 24 Van Born Dearborn Twp Wayne county and US 23 by pass M 46 Buena Vista Twp Saginaw county with dozens of incidents.
A garbled OCR page lists scattered crossword style clues with numbers and partial phrases such as Fortification, Sea eagle, Dismantle, English school, Greek letter abbr, and Hawaiian bird, interspersed with misread names and stray fragments.
Regular council meeting held Monday evening January 18 1958 with all Roesch councilmen present Minutes of prior meetings approved Construction awarded for a 10 inch water line to New High School at SLUTS Separate personal business places discussed Attorney Roesch to proceed with installation arrangements Ted Stimpson drive Property meeting Tuesday evening to decide necessary actions in general procedure Rossch to check details
The August 15 1958 meeting attended by Mayor Leutheuser and council members reviewed bids for a 10 inch Hi School water main from Union Construction Co 311 77500 and H F Murdock 12000.00 and referred them to Ayres Lewis Norris May Engineers for tabulation. The council amended a prior resolution to seek permission from the Municipal Finance Commission to spend 54000 from bond funds for the sanitary sewer system expansion and approved building permits for Walter Rehan 288 E Highland Dr and a chrome shop at 215 E 26x34.
A ledger of traffic tickets shows drivers and offenses dated August. Names include Robert L. Green Jr Flint James A Martin Warren and others with speeding in various zones and fines ranging from five to twenty one dollars. Also listed improper passing failed to stop and night notices.
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